Radio Monmouth

Gaither discusses the upcoming local elected officials' luncheon, the Illinois Chamber of Commerce Association Leadership Summit, ribbon cuttings, new businesses, board members, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Gilbert discusses Old Friends Talk Art, opening gallery reception for Kent Broadbent "Energy" and Alivia Palicki "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," their ongoing campaign, classes, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the West Central Heat for their Senior Day festivities at Sunny Lane Field.

Discussion on requests presented to City Council, including a BCA Cemetery Walk, the Lipanda Foundation, ICS Street Closure, and the Prime Beef Festival 5K, Discussion on reports given by Director Clark on construction in the City of Monmouth and Director Jackson's Woodard and Curran report, Update on the Downtown Revitalization Project and the future timeline, Update on the well and water treatment plant project, Approved TIF Fund reimbursements for projects in the City of Monmouth and how businesses are able to apply, and Discussion on a three-year contract with the firefighter's union and the lead service line project in the City of Monmouth.

Resource Conservationist Shawnee Sheehan with the Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District gives details on the Spring Soil Health Field Day, district sales and cover cropping.

West Central FS Crop Specialist Brendan Marshall gives a crop update for Warren County, talks about possible pests, and shares safety message to area farmers.

Local United States Postal Service Letter Carrier Amanda Schneider and Jamieson Community Center Executive Director Nancy Mowen discuss the largest food drive in the United States taking place Saturday, May 11th and how you can be a part of it on the WRAM Morning Show.

Here’s a sobering statistic: 72% of retirees say one of their biggest fears is becoming a burden on their families, according to a study by Edward Jones and the consulting firm Age Wave. If you are near retirement, how can you prepare yourself to become financially free, so you won’t have to depend on grown children or other family members? Here are a few suggestions to consider.

Illinois Pork Producers District 1 Director Tyler Main gives a look into Knox County planting progress, Farm Bill progress, hog inventories, and more.

May is Beef Month and Tri-County Cattlemen's Gayle Baker joined the WRAM Morning show to share the ins and outs of grilling season, the Illinois Beef Meet Directory, and the Beef Eaters Club.